706: Indoor Gardening of Salads
A Garden Chat with Peter Burke.
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In This Garden Chat:
It makes sense to keep our herb gardens close to our kitchens for easy access, and for some people that means gardening indoors. There are a variety of culinary options to our inside gardens and this month Janis stepped in to chat with Peter Burke to get some useful and inspirational tips for practical gardening indoors – with a focus on growing a fresh salad in only seven days.
Our Special Guest:
Peter has been teaching gardening classes since 2006 when he started presenting workshops on Indoor salad gardening. He also teaches about square foot gardening, extending the gardening season, and more. His website HowToGarden.com where he supports the need for specialized seeds for indoor salad gardening. He is the host of In The Garden on WDVE radio Vermont. He lives with his family in Calais Vermont and is the author of Year-round Indoor Salads.
CHAT HIGHLIGHTS:
Editor’s Note:
Check out Peter’s Book Year-Round Indoor Salad Gardening available at a book store near you, online at Chelsea Greene or Amazon. Also – if you are looking for BULK seeds, check out GreatAmericanSeedUp.org
www.urbanfarm.org/garden22oct
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